Miss Pearlena Thompson Weds Leland Johnson at Pleasant Ridge
Miss Pearlena Thompson and Leland Johnson were married Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ in Christian Union. The couple, with both families present, celebrated with a reception for 60 at Laurelville Community Hall, then began a short wedding trip before settling in Circleville Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Johnson
Pearlena Thompson
Leland Johnson
Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ In Christian Union
Howard Thompson
Laurelville Rt. 2
Ohio St
Circleville
Robert Butts
Bonnie Thompson
Burnell Karshner
Connie Butts
Karen Karshner
Corina Joy Thompson
Dale Johnson
Leonard Johnson
Winfield Johnson
Laurelville
Ohio
Indiana
Johnson
Circleville Rt. 4
Laurelville High School
Benton Scenic High School
South Bloomingville
Ohio University
Bridge Players House Party At Lakeside Home
A group of duplicate bridge players held a four day house party at Mrs. M. H. Cherringtons Lakeside home from Monday to Thursday morning. The group included Mrs. Edward Kemper Mrs. Lawrence Hack Mrs. Harry Bell Mrs. Russell Montgomery Mrs. John Lee Mrs. Claude Hammon Miss Mary Louise Bowen Mrs. Clarence Matheny Haydenville Mrs. Victor Oakley Mrs. Edward Sharp and Mrs. C. P. Bingman of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
M. H. Cherrington
Camp Perry
Port Clinton
Edward Kemper
Lawrence Hack
Harry Bell
Russell Montgomery
John Lee
Claude Hammon
Mary Louise Bowen
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Victor Oakley
Edward Sharp
C. P. Bingman
Nelsonville
Leo Armstrongs Hosts Wednesday To Goodwill Council
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Armstrong, Logan Route 3, Wednesday evening. Thirty three people attended a pot luck supper before the meeting led by Mrs. D. H. Woodard. The program included a vocal solo by Thelma Mowrey, reports from Charles Rauber, remarks by Claude Harsh, and a discussion on the future direction of the bureau led by D. P. Davis. The meeting closed with a poem read by Davis. The July gathering will be at the home of D. P. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Leo Armstrong
Logan Rt. 3
D. H. Woodard
Thelma Mowrey
Charles Rauber
County Advisory Council
Claude Harsh
Farm Bureau
D. P. Davis
Mr. Davis
Family Dinner At Ray Blackstones Home For Father’s Day
Mr and Mrs Ray Blackstone hosted a family gathering on Father’s Day. They honored the June 16 birthdays of their son in law and daughter Ernest Rutter. Cakes baked by Pearl Blackstone. Attendees included Pearl Blackstone H Richard Brown and Ernest Rutter with grandchildren Robert Lou Ann and Harold Dale Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Blackstone
Harold and
Dale Brown
Mrs. Blackstone
Humphrey
Robert Eugene Steward
Linda Mae Mundy
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ralph E. Mundy
E. Second St
County Clerk of Courts Office
Robert H. Steward
Third St
Stoltz Drug Store
S. High St
Local Social Calendar Lists Community Events and Gatherings
A packed array of social events spans the region including an ice cream social at Marion Two School sponsored by the Marionettes 4-H Club, a fish supper at Green Local School, and a queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge birthday dinner with a potluck. Also listed are church meetings, grange dances, picnics, contests, and club gatherings with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Two School
Marionettes
Green Local
Smith Chape Church
Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Laura E. Watkins
Gore School
Gore Goanvealy Club
Buzzin Dozen Club Honors Mrs Weis At Graham Home
The Buzzin Dozen Club honored Mrs Richard Weis at a Graham Street gathering as she prepares to move from Logan to Linden. A farewell gift was presented, photos were viewed, and cake with a hopeful inscription was served by Mrs William Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzin Dozen
William Graham
Church St
Richard Weis
Logan
Linden
Weis
Graham
Don Fink
Nelsonville
Mary Catherine Dolan
Phyllis Shorr
James Lehman
James Cole Jr
Glenn van Atta
Lehman
Miss Marilyn Green bridal shower at Van Atta home
Mrs. Glenn Van Atta hosted a bridal shower for Miss Marilyn Green at 133 Bowen St. The event follows Green’s upcoming marriage to John A. Vondran of Wickliffe. Gifts were attractively wrapped and displayed on a coffee table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Green
van Atta
Glenn van Atta
Bowen St
Miss Green
John A. Vondran
Wickliffe
St. John's Catholic Church
Birthday Celebrations and Travel Plans Share Columbus Weddings
The notice lists guests and family members for a wedding celebration at Logan and Columbus areas. Mr and Mrs Sterling Anderson plan a trip to New Orleans, while their children attend camps in Columbus and nearby towns. Attendees include several Logan and Columbus residents and high school graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Anderson
New Orleans
Christopher
Camp St. Joseph
Columbus
Daugher
Deborah
Camp St. Rita
Cathy
Joseph Londergan
London
Methodists Backtrack On Clerks Wife Work Rule
Four Methodist district superintendents soften a former ban on ministers wives working full time. At the Central Pennsylvania Methodist Conference annual meeting they reaffirm the general rule but acknowledge some cases require employed wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Central Pennsylvania Methodist Conference
Advisers Urge Extension of Unemployment Pay to 39 Weeks
The Ohio Advisory Council on Unemployment Compensation urges extending the 26 week benefit period to 39 weeks due to severe recession. Gov. ONeill backs a special session to consider the extension. The council notes high unemployment and predicts continued exhaustions without legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Advisory Council On
William O'Neill
Retired Industrialist Questions Moon Landing Mission
Detroit businessman and former Chrysler chairman warned that beating the Russians to the moon may have little point beyond testing. He urged scientists to study any lunar inhabitants and bring back constructive knowledge while cautioning against repeating Earthly environmental damage on another world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Help Paying Bills Supports Families and Savings Habits
The passage notes common uses of extra funds to cover overdue bills, educate children, and build a rainy day fund. It emphasizes practical, ongoing financial planning and household stability.
Family Gathering Honors Specialist Lester I Bell at Home
A Sunday picnic at Luther Bell's Junction City residence honored Specialist Third Class Lester I Bell of Fort Bragg. Many relatives from Logan, Columbus, Newark, Bremen, and Springfield attended, alongside local hosts and extended family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Bell
Lester I. Bell
Fort Bragg
N. C
Junction City
Rt. 1
Joe Bell
Bob Bell
Bob McCully
Columbus
Russell Huber
Patty
Newark
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Miss
Boston
Blosser
Leo Armstrongs
Goodwill Council
Ray Blackstones
Culver and
Hunter
Les Amies
Methodist Church
Hocking Grange
Morgan Chapel
Kathleen Reeves
Antioch Grange
Ringhiser
Nostri Libri League
Richard Mowrey
State Rt
Lamplighters Club
Athens State Hospital
Grange
Wsess
First Methodist Church
St. John Lutheran
Charles Jones
Greendale Rd
Pythian Sisters
Carrie Gabriel
Earl Wittekind
George Wolfe
CBS
Masonic Temple
Happy
George Jurgetismier
Second St
Ralph Emerson
South Logan
Jack Frazee
Joyce Ellen Bowers
de Higgins
Utter
J. Flos Vane Wight Tamer
Kirby Snyder
Fountain St
Fred A. Murray
Karen Sue Woltz
Lancaster
John Cehrs
E. Hunter
St. Robert
van Alta
James A. Green
Logan High School
Dale Mowery
David Myers
Tom Hammer
West Carrollton
Charles Williamson Jr
Leesburg
Stanley Nutter
Buckeye
U· Ile S
Athens, Ohio
Tonite
Beast OF
Budapest
Red Skelton
Tarzan
John Agar
Sun, Elvis Presley
Feline Babetein
Beker Kubert
Helene Rallaston
Hedges Raskin
Ses
Helena Rubinstein
Risch Drug Store
Sally
King Peatures Syndicate, Inc
Rolland Huber
Jackie
Steven
Pearley Huber
Betty Huber
Bremen
Bertha Blackston
Harold Blackston
Terry Blackston
Karolyn Deible
Kenneth Bell
Bob van Sickle
Bobby
Ruth Ann
A. D. Bishop
Springfield
Clinton J. Friedley
Carol Sue
Della Bishop
Fred Bishop
Lolli
Walters
Juanaide
Chuck
Dow
Sams
Philco
Don McNeill
Selesman Sem
W. Hunter St
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